US7467642B2 - Soft ventable relief valve - Google Patents
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- Pressure relief valves are used to provide a quick opening for excessive hydraulic pressure in a hydraulic system into which the valve is installed. These valves are characterized by a structure by which hydraulic pressure in the system is regulated by relieving and venting some of the pressurized fluid back to a supply tank or reservoir.
- Kosarzecki reduced the friction of that valve by using a spool type piston without rubber seals. Although this device reduces the friction to a high degree, Kosarzecki still recommends an effective area for the spring-loaded piston that is ten percent (10%) greater than the effective area for the main piston. As a result, the setting of the valve is ten percent higher than the actual pressure if the inlet pressure remains steady for a period of time. Moreover, at sudden pressure increases, the Kosarzecki valve is closed first and pressure peaks cannot be eliminated. Further, this valve works only for a flow path which is “side-to-nose” which means that the operating pressure at the side of the valve is relieved to the nose thereof. The preferred flow path for cartridge valve is “nose-to-side” for many practical reasons.
- the general principal incorporated in the present invention involves limiting the pilot chamber pressure and rate of inlet pressure rise. This is accomplished in large part by positioning the variable spring loader mechanism in the very low pressure in the pilot chamber just sufficient to fully bias the pilot chamber spring to its maximum pressure setting. Moreover, the operating pressure at which the present invention opens slowly follows the actual pressure at the inlet port of the valve. At sudden pressure increase in the system when the inlet pressure exceeds the maximum valve setting, the valve opens until the setting and the actual pressure are equal again. Thus, assuming the flow does not exceed the capacity of the valve, the pressure at the valve inlet cannot rise faster than the operating pressure setting of the valve itself.
- Venting the valve in this way essentially short circuits the pilot section, resulting in a very low pressure setting determined by the bias pressure of the main section. Blocking this third port forces the pilot flow back into the pilot chamber, ultimately restoring the pressure adjustment section-determined pressure setting of the valve.
- This valve utilizes a hollow pilot piston as a moving pilot section that is hydraulically loaded to compress the pilot springs which, in turn, increase the relief setting of the valve.
- This pilot piston will continue to stroke and compress the pilot springs until either 1) the pilot setting of the valve reaches a pressure that is equivalent to the system pressure, or 2) the pilot piston reaches its mechanical stop, at which point the valve is limiting the maximum system pressure.
- pilot section includes a pilot ball holder of the pilot piston that is held off of the pilot seat when the pilot piston is in the starting position.
- This normally open pilot section allows the main piston to open immediately when pressure acting against the face of the main piston produces a force greater than the force exerted on the main piston by the main spring.
- a return spring has been added the pilot section between the ball holder and the pilot seat. This spring minimizes the potential for the pilot piston to stop short when returning to the starting position, which is especially important in the above example since the pilot springs are simply not long enough to return the pilot piston all the way back to the starting position.
- FIG. 2 is an enlargement of area A of FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 7 is a recorded fluid pressure vs. time plot similar to that of FIG. 6 of the present invention.
- a return spring 35 applies a return force during the entire stroke of the pilot piston 37 .
- This return spring 35 acts directly on the pilot piston 37 and therefore directly opposes the pilot spring force used to determine the valve setting.
- the threshold pressure of the valve remains low. This feature is unlike the prior art in which the threshold pressure adjusts with the maximum set pressure maintaining a constant difference.
- the initial threshold pressure will be equivalent to the main section bias pressure, i.e., the main section 42 alone determines the threshold pressure of the valve since the pilot section 46 is normally open.
- Pilot sleeve 14 is connected and longitudinally extends from a retainer 26 which is immovably held as part of, and longitudinally extending from, the inlet body 21 .
- the pressure adjust section 48 is sealably and threadably connected to another end of the outer housing 44 and positioned at another end of the pilot section 46 as shown in FIG. 1 .
- the main section 42 is structured to receive pressurized fluid at system pressure.
- a main chamber 30 receives metered fluid from inlet port 1 through a main orifice 18 and transfers fluid at a pilot flow rate from the main chamber 30 through a damping orifice 22 into the pilot chamber 24 through a longitudinal passage 27 in the retainer 26 and through passage 31 .
- the main chamber 30 including a main spring 17 , maintains the head of main piston 20 in a closed configuration shown in FIG. 1 wherein the outlet port 2 is sealed from fluid communication with the inlet port 1 .
- Pressurized fluid at inlet port 1 flows at a low pilot flow rate through the main orifice 18 positioned centrally at one end of the main piston 20 .
- the preferred size of main orifice 18 is about 0.02′′ in diameter.
- the pressurized fluid also flows from the main chamber 30 through the damping orifice 22 positioned centrally within a longitudinal passage 27 of retainer 26 and into the pilot chamber 24 through passage 31 . Thereafter, the entire pilot chamber 24 will be filled with pressurized fluid not exceeding a pre-established pilot chamber pressure of about 225 psi determined by a relief spring 10 acting against a relief ball 11 mating elongated pilot spring seat 12 .
- pilot sleeve 14 As pressurized fluid enters and fills the pilot chamber 24 , air in the chamber, along with a very small amount of pressurized fluid is slowly discharged from a drain orifice 3 formed through the side of pilot sleeve 14 having a preferred diameter of 0.016′′, a diameter sufficiently small to prevent the main piston 20 from opening due only to fluid flow rate through the drain orifice 3 .
- a clearance gap 28 is provided between the outer cylindrical surface of pilot sleeve 14 and the inner cylindrical surface of the outer housing 44 which directs fluid and air discharging from the drain orifice 3 from the valve through annular passage 74 to passages 70 and 72 in retainer 26 and through relief port 6 formed through the outer housing 44 adjacent one end thereof.
- the flow rate required to load the pilot chamber 24 to keep the valve set at the actual pressure at port 1 is lower than the flow required to move the main piston 20 against the main spring 17 .
- Pressurized fluid at the relatively low pilot chamber pressure which cannot exceed that established by a relief spring 10 acting against a relief ball 11 and mating elongated pilot spring seat 12 , additionally flows from the pilot chamber 24 through a control orifice 7 to fill a loading chamber 32 .
- pilot sleeve 14 overcomes the compression force of return spring 35 and moves toward retainer 26 bringing pilot ball 15 into a seated position on the pilot seat.
- the compression force exerted against the pilot spring 13 is increased and thus increases the pressure against the pilot ball 15 .
- the operating pressure required within the main chamber 30 to keep the pilot ball 15 unseated increases with pilot spring pressure to adjust the operating pressure of the valve toward its maximum setting.
- the minimum operating pressure is established by the pressure bias of the main section 42 when the pilot ball 15 is disengaged from the pilot seat 38 by the contact of flange 34 of relief spring housing 36 within the loading chamber 32 in the position shown, while the maximum operating pressure of the valve is established when the flange 34 and pilot sleeve 14 move to the opposite end of the loading chamber 32 in the direction of arrow B as pilot pressure is increased.
- pilot piston 37 returns to a starting position by way of compression force from pilot springs 13 and 33 and by return spring 35 .
- the velocity at which the sleeve 14 moves to a maximum pilot spring preload setting is determined by the rate of fluid flow through the control orifice 7 .
- the fluid pressure build-up in the pilot chamber 24 preloads the pilot spring 13 to a pressure setting of the valve 40 which equals the instantaneous pressure at inlet port 1 .
- the effective area for the pilot pressure to act upon is with respect to the open end surface 29 of the sleeve 14 which defines a differential ring area.
- the outer diameter of the sleeve 14 is 0.747′′; the inner diameter of the sleeve 14 and the outer diameter of the retainer 26 is 0.500′′.
- the differential area therefore, is about 0.242 sq. inch. That means a pilot chamber pressure of 225 p.s.i. exerts a force of about 54 lbs. against pilot piston 37 which is exerted against the pilot ball 15 .
- the pilot ball seat diameter is 0.092′′ which defines an effective area of 0.0066 sq. inch.
- pilot chamber 24 When the pilot chamber 24 is substantially filled with pressurized fluid, a force is exerted to unseat relief ball 11 against pilot spring 10 from its seated and sealed position shown.
- This maximum pilot chamber pressure is preferably about 225 p.s.i.
- the fluid pressure rise in the pilot chamber 24 up to this relief valve ball 11 opening pilot pressure automatically adjusts further compression of the pilot spring 13 as previously described.
- pilot pressure within the pilot chamber 24 can never exceed the effective preset pilot pressure of about 225 p.s.i., made just sufficient to fully preload the pilot spring 13 to its maximum setting wherein flange 34 within loading chamber 32 is moved to the maximum displacement in the direction of arrow B in FIG. 2 .
- the order of magnitude ratio between operating and pilot pressures is at least about 10 to 1 and preferably as high as about 25 to 1.
- the pressure adjust section 48 is threadably moveable longitudinally or axially of the valve 40 to move the sleeve 24 correspondingly. This sleeve movement varies the initial proximity of the pilot ball 15 to the pilot seat and the potential compression load of the pilot chamber spring 13 and the proportionately varied load against the pilot ball 15 .
- the present invention limits the rate of pressure rise within an adjustable operating pressure range and further limits the maximum pressure within the valve and the system in which it is connected. Because of this pressure rate increase limitation, pressure spikes or hydraulic shock are also eliminated by the valve.
- the valve operating pressure at which the valve will open slowly follows the actual pressure at the inlet port 1 . At sudden pressure increase above operating pressure, the valve opens to allow pressurized fluid to discharge through port 2 until such time as the operating pressure of the valve and the actual inlet pressure are again equal. Moreover, unless the fluid flow into the valve exceeds the capacity of the valve itself, the pressure cannot rise faster than the operating pressure setting of the valve.
- FIGS. 5 , 6 and 7 depict the functional improvements resulting from the new design feature as compared to two iterations of prior art.
- the valves used for the comparison were three port ventable relief valves, although the comparison could have been conducted with a variety of other valves (i.e. relief valves, sequence valves, etc.)
- FIG. 5 displays system pressure and tank line pressure in a small circuit consisting of a pump and a standard spool-type ventable relief valve.
- the curves show that when system pressure reaches the valve setting, a pressure spike can be generated in the tank line at 53 as well as in the system at 52 .
- the operating pressure of the valve is shown at 50 to be approximately 2800 p.s.i.
- the test begins with the vented relief valve in the vented state, passing pump flow directly to tank at low pressure. The pressure increase is initiated by blocking the vent, resulting in the pump flow returning to tank at the valve setting 50 . Even though pressure increases with the main section of the relief open, the system pressure spikes over the valve setting since the pilot section of the valve is closed until the set pressure is reached, i.e. the valve has no real control over the rate of system pressure increase.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 are in the form of a vented relief valve achieved by adding another exit port in the outer housing 44 , pilot bypass port 3 , which is in fluid communication with a cross passage 76 positioned in fluid communication with the longitudinal passage 27 between the damping orifice 22 and the pilot chamber 24 .
- pilot bypass port 3 is in fluid communication with a cross passage 76 positioned in fluid communication with the longitudinal passage 27 between the damping orifice 22 and the pilot chamber 24 .
- this valve 40 would be vented downstream of the damping orifice 22 , a second pilot relief valve at port 3 cound be used as a remote control.
- By selectively closing port 3 the setting of the valve rises quickly to the minimum pressure setting as above described. If the pressure at the inlet port 1 rises further, the valve limits the rate of pressure rise again as previously described.
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- a. The maximum pressure drop across the
orifice 7 is only 225 p.s.i. That means a low consistent flow into the loading chamber 32 which distinguishes this “soft start” valve from other soft start valves. Other valves typically have up to 6000 p.s.i. pressure differential across the orifice that controls the shift of the piston or pilot sleeve that determines the valve setting. This rate of flow into the loading chamber throughorifice 7 determines the rate at which the setting of the valve changes. The rate of setting change equals the rate of pressure rise at port 1; - b. The
seals sleeve section 46 see a pressure drop of only 225 p.s.i. maximum as compared to up to 6000 p.s.i. in other designs, a factor of about 27. This translates into significantly lower friction and lower hysteresis of the present invention over other such prior art valves. - c. The pilot pressure also determines the fluid losses while the valve is active. Assuming that the pressure at port 1 is within the range where the valve limits the rate of pressure rise, the valve then adjusts it's setting to the actual pressure at port 1. It does so by pressurizing the pilot chamber. A pressurized pilot chamber causes a pilot flow out through
orifice 3. The lower the pressure in the pilot chamber, the lower the fluid losses.
- a. The maximum pressure drop across the
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